according to the commander general kelly, we do not and we cannot do this mission alone. our strong partnerships with a u.s. interagency especially with the department of homeland security, the u.s. coast guard, the drug enforcement administration to the federal bureau of investigation and the department of treasury and state are in trouble to ensure the defense of the homeland. and as the retired marine corps said if you don't find the state fully than i need to buy more indian ocean. the general best illustrated in the administration's nine lines of efforts to counter the so-called islamic state of iraq and isis which 83% of americans think is the number one threat to the united states. of the administration's nine lines of effort only to our insecurity intelligence and the responsibility of the department of defense and intelligence community. the remaining seven elements of our counter strategy are on the heavily armed departments and agencies. for example, one, supporting the effective governance in iraq no amount of military systems in the government of iraq will be

effort to elevate the water structure radios it relates to the job committee so 18 months ago general manager kelly talked about the coalition he helped to kickoff with the folks in washington, d.c. to create an inner form group of folks to impact the jobs in the community those those efforts we spotlight the work that the puc does and helps the industry so for example last year the sfpuc and group of 12 commissioners participated in the economic and jobless impact that the public utilities are having that study receives the elected officials and the constituents and with a data that shows that the infrastructure support jobs and has a positive impact on the economy the releases of that report shows the infrastructure summit last year our general manager was asked to participate and that the treasurers department actually noundz the report there we were able to get thirty my outlets and in addition the general manager had round tables with congress so highlight how the sfpucs capital programs and opportunities are invest in the strategies and community benefits for they've been a thread around the

please do push on that point neither would god not to exceed rates are: general manager kelly to help us establish some stakeholder meetings around the buildout so we can really get some, not only traditional governmental groups, but the worker groups and the social justice environmental justice groups that are to be impacted by local projects and need those for economic environmental justice. so, general manager could help us get the process going that would be awesome. thanks >> thank you. ashley mr. brooks, is about buildout reminded me the thing i was forgetting. >> that is, one of the things were hoping to bring to you today was rpc implementation plan. we required, under state law, when revise the program that's been approved by the california public utility commission about when we revise the plan we need to bring it back to them for revisions. we were going to bring that to you and draft form to get your approval today, were doing a little extra work the city attorneys and with our bureau of environmental management to make sure we get the -- aspects of that right. the comment

general kelly went on to state that the threat of terrorists crossing our southern border is extremelyserious and if a terrorist or almost anyone wants to get into our country they just pay the if fare. they just pay the fare. that's why this bill would provide $45 billion for operation fay languages -- f phalanx and aerial up to 60%. today the operation has directly contributed to more than 96,000 apprehensions along the border the administration to 282,000 pounds of drugs destined for our communities. the legislation directs the secretary of defense to provide up to $75 million in additional assistance to border protection operations to secure the southern border. potentially including the deployment of personnel surveillance assets and intelligence support from the u.s. military. and the ndaa would authorize an additional $50 million to address u.s. southern command's unfunded priorities to increase surveillance and interdiction operations in central america a primary transit point for illicit trafficking into the united states. finally i'm disappointed by the administration's puzzl

general manager. >> good afternoon mr. kelly is not here he's on travel we're going to start off with the hetch hetchy water and power capital improvement report, sir. >> good afternoon want and the commissioners i'm the deputy assistant manager kathy is out of time the aboard submitted for your review the highlights one the biggest thing we've then the mountain tunnel and made something out of it there are on different schedules one a mountain tunnel bypass the routines we're looking at and completing the second one to really improve the access so in case we have to go in there before we're ready to make the modifications and the third projectile is to go a hallow inspection of this tunnel and the period in the same of next year will happy in 2017 a 2018 those projects as listed the total list of that there will be realigned the power and water and, in fact i'll be asking the staff to clean up a cough of other projects as well the last quarter one the biggest good thing we had a tunnel shut down which, of course we have few cha

southern command general kelly we do not and cannot do this mission alone.and agency, especially with the department of homeland security, the u.s. coast guard the drug enforcement administration, the federal bureau of investigation and the departments of treasury and state are integral to our ever to ensure the fold defense of the u.s. homeland. and that's retired marine corps general mattis said if you don't find this date department fully, then i need to buy more ammunition. general mattis points out best illustrate in the administration's nine lines of the first to counter the so-called islamic state of iraq in the font or iso. which 83% of americans think is than the more threat to the united states. of the administration's nine lines that effort, only to which are secured and intelligence falls squarely within the responsibility of the department of defense and intelligence community. the remaining seven elements of our counter isil strategy rely heavily on a civil department and agencies. for example one supporting effective governments in a right to

kelly? >> fifth generation kids on site. >> this fun lands has survived so much. >> since 1962, the great storm we're into the fourth generation, running the business and the kids are the fifth. so it has been quite a thrill. we have about 29 family members involved, and it is a very unique. >> really cool. because, you know casino of like riding scooters around in the morning. and you know mike the photographer says how amazing is it that you're grandchildren are still excited every day to hop on a ride? >> here you go. >> oh they got to push start again. >> did you pay someone? >> two tickets? >> watch out. racing. >> oh man. >> go the other way! the other way. >> hi, how are you doing? >> that's a that the car term, high. by the way i'm not coming home. >> okay bye. >> here go. >> think she'll drive all the way back to fill any that thing. >> i'm coming for you. >> bye rehoboth beach. that was fun today. sorry i'm eating. here is the thing. did i tell you i've now a grandson? >> yes, zach. >> his name is jack. >> and he goes to school already. he's six months old. but he's already in a schoo

general. this is just under 20 minutes. >> [applause] senator kelly ayotte: thank you. >> [applause] senator kelly ayotte: well, first of all, i want to thank you for that very kind introduction and i am honored to be here with president baron trustee benson, members of the university administration the board of trustees, faculty parents, family, friends, but most of all i am honored to be here with the class of 2015. congratulations on what you have accomplished today. >> [applause] senator kelly ayotte: i have to say, it is wonderful to be back here on campus at penn state. and with what you have accomplished in receiving your law degrees today, you can look back on the years of hard work in a law school and take great pride with what you have achieved. and you can look ahead with confidence in knowing that you have received an excellent education at the dickinson school of law here at penn state. and that this education will allow you to reach your full potential and to make a difference. i have to say, i regret there was no law school here when i went to penn state as an undergrad, and so i'm

two generations making the games a family tradition. kelly hargis walked away with a gold medal in the hundred yard dash. from bocce ball to shotput, even if the athletes don't go home with a metal, they all walk away with a lot of confidence. >> a lot of these people if it weren't for specially fix -- special olympics wouldn't have a reason to leave the house.>> reporter: more than 50% special olympians help out.>> it is a unifying power for everyone. you can do your best, sometimes you win, sometimes you lose. >> you have to smile for the camera. >> reporter: 1200 volunteers organized the event. donors private organizations make sure they pay nothing to train and compete, giving them the help they need to focus on what's important. >> just do the best you can do.>> reporter: in davis, allie rasmus, ktvu.>>> 18 battling cancer may not have much time left, but he is making the most of every moment. >>> coming up, the man's mission to help his mom after he is gone. >>> plus, a robotic technology reaches new heights. how bay area innovation mis

we have our general manager from the pubs commission ron keeling. >> hi, i'm harlan kelly the achieve the san francisco water i want to thank you for the interpretation terminate of the regional finance authority ucsf the puc provided waits to 2.6 millions folks in the san francisco bay area between the retail customers and wholesale in the alameda, sacking arrest san mateo kontsdz this regional financing authority was created as part of the city bill 1870 jackie spear to make sure that san francisco is serious again investing in the water system and if san francisco were not to invest in a water system this financing authorize was a was for it to be 23i7bd so although we meet every 6 months no action was taken but an active board so with this reup to the time i'll continue to participate as one of the agencies that is responsible for a 1/3rd of the water use. >> so you said you meet every 6 months no action has been taken no action required to be taken or what is this actual nature of the meetings. >> well that is really in case san francisco doesn't finance it and we've invested ove

she lives out the words of one of our greatest attorneys general, robert f. kellyeated not just by the constitution or by the courts nor by the officers -- officers of the law, nor by the lawyer but by the men and women who constitute our society. who are protectors of the law as they are themselves protected by the law. that's always been the story of our nation. our strength does not come from the words we've written on the page or the laws we've put down on the books, it comes from ordinary citizens, generation after generation, who do their part to uphold our founding ideals. it comes from an unshakeable faith in our ability to stand up for what is right and to admit where we've fallen short. and then choose a better way forward. that was the cause to which loretta dead kayed her life law before -- long before she became america's top law enforcement officer. today, the american people have no greater advocate for their equality under the law, no greater partner in securing justice for all, than our attorney general loretta lynch. [applause] >> loretta elizabet

kelly. generally speaking ceos who didn't start their own companies rarely become billionaires but jamie dimonnow one of them. bloomberg saying today that the ceo and chairman of jpmorgan chase is now worth over $1 billion, thanks in large part to his jpmorgan shares. his shares valued at just around $500 million. he has real estate worth over $30 million, and the rest comes from his compensation and investing the proceeds from his previous stint at citi group. dimon has, to be sure created a lot of shareholder wealth since becoming ceo. $110 billion, to be exact. the share is up more than 70% since he took over in 2004. dimon is not the first professional manager to become a billionaire. that title belongs to roberto goizueto. and jimmy cayne was a billionaire before that company nearly collapsed and was sold off to jpmorgan. and dick fuld the ceo and chairman of lehman group, he became a billionaire in 2007 a year before lehman became the biggest bankruptcy in history. now, jpmorgan clearly hoping this time will be different. guys, back over to you. >> robert stay right there. we've got to g

next weather talent appears at wx center with generic pinpoint filling monitor then we take >> pelley: astronaut scott kellydented experiment. he will fly a year on the international space station to see how he holds up against his identical twin, retired astronaut mark kelly, who remains on earth. they hope to answer big medical questions that would arise from a proposed two-year mission to mars. >> the big one we have right now is this issue with our vision and, you know, how astronauts-- some astronauts on long-duration space flights have had a-- you know, degradation in their vision that is concerning. we've done a lot of research up here since i've been here to better understand that. >> pelley: you know, there are a lot of things you can't tell from television. what does it smell like in there? does it smell like a gym? >> you know, it smells differently in different places, but, you know, occasionally, like an antiseptic smell combined with, like, garbage. garbage. space has its own unique smell so whenever a vehicle docks, the smell of space when you open up the hatch, it's kind of like a burning me

in testimony to the senate armed services committee admiral gortney of the northern command general kelly of the southern command, pointed out that numerous domestic agencies also contribute ud to our national security. and they noted the department of homeland security, the f.b.i., other law enforcement agencies that are all subject to these across-the-board cuts. so if you say in the name of america's national defense insecurity, we are going to take care of the department of defense and then subject all these other agencies to across-the-board cuts, you're diminishing protection for america. these agencies are important too. not just the army, navy, air force, marine, coast guard but also the f.b.i. for goodness sakes they fight terrorism every day. the department of homeland security the same responsibility the same type of mission. as you go through the list on the so-called nondefense side, you find a lot of agencies that are critically important to keeping america safe, and this approach in this bill does nothing for them. this gimmick will also come at the expense of other program

jeffries: i thank my good friend robin kelly for yielding for her generous introduction and good friend and classmate, donald payne co-anchoring this special order and i want to acknowledge the presence of distinguished representative barbara lee for her eloquence. i count it an honor and privilege to have the opportunity to come to the house floor to participate in this special order hour, this c.b.c. hour of power co-anchored by the dynamic duo of d. payne and r. kelly. we appreciate their continued involvement, eloquence and leadership in helping tore articulate for the american people as part of this conversation we are able to have periodically, the issues of great importance to the african-american community, but issues that i believe are of great important tabsance to the greater american community. poverty is an issue that impacts . congressman kelly represents the city of new york and even though the zip codes for those for those municipalities may be different, issues of lack of economic opportunity, of course are largely the same and far too many people do not robustly have a

the chains of slavery and segregation and jim crow, this generation will not be shackled by fear and hate. >> reporter: in san francisco, mark kelly, kpix5. >>> and president obama wrapped up his latest visit to san francisco this morning. at sfo, he boarded air force one just after 9:30. he was in town fund raising and attended the u.s. conference of mayors. the president is now in palm springs where he will spend father's day playing golf in the 110-degree heat. >>> police are searching for an escaped gunman suspected of killing an officer. that officer, daryl holloway was transporting travis boyse to prison. he uz was able to get his handcuff hands in front of him. get through the vehicle's cage and shoot the officer. the advertiser got away. officer holloway later died at a hospital. >>> and in new york, two men who look like the escapees from prison may have been sighted. the men were spotted last week about 300 miles from where the prisoners escaped. police have so far cleared 600 miles of trails. >> we are not going anywhere. our plan is to pursue these men relentlessly. >> the two suspects made a brazen escape two weeks ag

attorney general when you get these requests you have to disclose it. >> i will concede because i looked -- >> don't you think it could have been redacted better? >> i want to hear judge kellyn neck-deep into the law in arkansas on family matters, i see there are all these state attorney general opinion letters that are conflict conflicting. i don't understand how that affects the law we just put on the board that says you may not directly or indirectly identify victims of a sex crime. that could not be clearer. >> no way around that. >> nor do i understand arthur how any judge could say a kid who commits crimes when he's 14 years old, who doesn't get investigated and mark has a point, maybe the investigation began in 2003 but the cops don't get to a full throat investigation until he's an adult, all of the protections are gone? so if you commit heinous crimes when you're 12 years old or 8 years old they investigate you and cops don't catch up to you until you're 25 it's fair game. >> it happened to the skakel family in connect connecticut. the kennedy family member committing a murder at 15 years old, and the judge ruled he could be charged as an adult and his name was out

say that with pride because people like surgeio lopez and kelly [inaudible] have really helped me a lot both with housing and just with my general state of my soul. so, i got to this organization because my husband was hit by a stray bullet when i was pregnant with my oldest son who is now 7. it is hard for me to talk about it, it was a very hard time in my life. my husband suffered very-had a very hard time. they took out all most 40 cm of his intestines and he was struggling a lot. and therefore i was telling you dpies that i felt really depressed and dissempowered and working with them i really-it really improved my situation. i recommend this organization to all my friends z people that i meet because of their results i have seen and therefore i'm here supervisors to ask for you to keep the doors open of lavos latina for all the good work they do >> thank you next speaker please >> good morning everyone, my name is resa mariea and i'm a resident in the tenderloin. i live at turk and leaven worth. i'm here in support of lavos latina and them getting their funding for their budget. lavos latina within the last year and a half

general manager made a trade. that was with the atlanta hawks for their first round pick. kelly ubreer, jr.kansas is a wizard. a 6'7" swing man and a snazzy dresserment check out the spiky shoes. shm i like them. >> 7'2" wingspan. he turned into a good defender with the jay hawks. this was a three-team trade includeing the wizards hawks and knicks. the wizards at number 19 made their pick for atlanta. with that pick they selected the hometown kid grant. today picked him for the hawks who traded him to the knicks. so a product headed to new york, one of the few experienced players the this the draft. he spent four years at notre dame dame. come trs a basketball family. his dad brother and uncle all nba players spms the dallas mavericks select justin anderson from the university of virginia. [ cheers and applause ] >> wow. that's nice. >> big cheers for justin anderson, the former virginia cavalier taking the 21st pick overall by the dallas mavericks. carol maloney was at the draft party in fredricks burger for all the excitement and tears of joy. >> i'm at a loss for words now. i usually hav

. >> reporter: kelly says assuming she wins the november general election she will push for the death penalty for eric frein. nbc 10 tried contacted ray tomkin by e-mail and phone for a response. we are still waiting to hear back from him. i'm doug shimell, nbc 10 news. >>> for the first time vice president joe biden today was able to thank everyone for their support after the death of his son beau. this afternoon the vice president tweeted our deepest gratitude for everyone's kindness and compassion. your love and admiration for beau has touched us beyond measure. thousands attended the saturday funeral of delaware attorney general beau biden at a catholic church in wilmington. president obama delivered the eulogy. the 46-year-old died of brain cancer. >>> tonight the search intensifies for two escaped killers on the loose in upstate new york. we are getting a closer look now at just how they pulled off their elaborate escape. >>> plus, going public. the whistle blower who took down a fraternity at penn state is speaking out. how he says the school looked the other way when he came f

general. >> reporter: at the international space station, three men waited for the precious cargo, including scott kelly who watched the explosion on tv. he tweeted, space flight is hard. two months ago, a russian cargo ship spun out of control. and last october, this rocket barely got off the launchpad before it exploded. >> this is a very demanding environment requires tremendous precision and tremendous amount of engineering skill and hardware to perform exactly as it should. >> reporter: for now, crews at the space station have enough supplies until october. aerospace experts don't believe the rocket's design is to blame since falcon 9 had flown a total of 18 times. the explosion was the first for spacex when falcon 1 did not reach orbit. officials expect the inspection to take several month. >> janet thank you so much. >>> after more than three weeks on the run, fugitive david sweat is in custody and he's talking. sweat is under heavy guard at a hospital after being shot twice by a new york state police sergeant. sweat told investigators the plan was for a prison employee to pick him up along with

say that with pride because people like surgeio lopez and kelly [inaudible] have really helped me a lot both with housing and just with my general state of my soul.

say that with pride because people like surgeio lopez and kelly [inaudible] have really helped me a lot both with housing and just with my general state of my soul. so, i got to this organization because my husband was hit by a stray bullet when i was pregnant with my oldest son who is now 7. it is hard for me to talk about it, it was a very hard time in my life. my husband suffered very-had a very hard time. they took out all most 40 cm of his intestines and he was struggling a lot.

kelly. he took on his toughest opponent cancer. they found strength is that spans generations. radiation and chemotherapy doctors told jim kelly he there was no evidence of cancer last november and he had another test confirming that. he had a recent change in life. >> how is this father's day for you? >> i feel better than i did last year. >> reporter: he didn't think he'd make this father's day. enduring the worst of it he was so sick he couldn't even eat. >> when they were putting in a feeding tube i thought okay this is not good. when they broke the news to me i really broke down. i don't know if i cried that hard ever. >> yes you did cry. >> i thought, okay this is the end. >> reporter: it was not. today more than a year after kelly's most serious battle with oral cancer began, doctors say there is no evidence of the disease in his jaw. his daughter erin has written the book about his journey called "kelly tough." she remember as point when she struggled to write a message to a card on her dad. i love you more than a million footballs. >> that seemed like the perfect thing.

kelly. and, especially, if ford finds success in this. >> fair enough. and phil while we've got you, generales taking a hit today. between that and this continued discussion about fiat circling them for a deal here. what do you make of it? >> it's a one-way discussion at this point because it's all coming from the folks up in auburn hills. and there's no conversation coming back from the folks here in detroit at general motors headquarters. look, we're going to be talking with mary barra, the ceo of general motors tonight because they've unvaileiled two vehicles today. the convertible, we'll start in the low $30,000 range. should get a good reaction from the market and the new cruz which they're going to be showing us later on today. and we're going to be talking with mary barra and also mark royce in charge of product development worldwide. we'll talk with him on "fast money." the bottom line, in terms of this merger talk it's more speculation than anything at this point. sergio would love to do a deal. but the executives and board at gm, that's not what they're interested in right now. and

the 46-year-old is the state's former attorney general and a decorated iraq war vet. he died last saturday. kellyjoining us with more on the service. kelly? >> reporter: hello, alex. for the biden family this will be a second day of public mourning, where they will be receiving friends and members of the public who want to say a farewell to beau biden. today, that will happen at the biden family's catholic church their parish in wilmington delaware. but all of this outpouring first began at the state capitol. for a grieving vice president, his sorrow was in certain moments so solitary despite this very public ceremony the flag-draped casket the final journey home for his oldest son. beau biden, just 46 when he died from brain cancer last weekend. had served as delaware's attorney general. >> the biden family is delaware's family. >> reporter: the state house reserved a place of honor. >> to say one word beau anywhere in this state, everyone would know immediately who i was talking about. >> good evening. i'm beau biden, and joe biden is my dad. >> reporter: inherited, perhaps, beau biden's devoti

hall of fame quarterback jim kelly, he took on his tuftest opponent oral cancer for the second time. his chances didn't lood good. but jeff found strength expands generation there no evidence of cancer last september. he had another check reconfirming that, but he is still getting back to a life that's been changed forever. >> how is this father's day different for you? >> i feel a lot better than i did last year. >> jim kelly didn't think he would make this father's day not during the worst of it when he was so sick he couldn't even eat. >> when they were putting the feeding tube in, i thought, okay, this is not good. when they broke the news to me i really broke down. i don't know if i cried that hard ever because i thought, okay this is the end. >> reporter: it was not. today, more than a year after kelly's most serious battle with oral cancer began, doctors say there's no evidence of the disease in his jaw. his daughter erin has written a book about the family's journey called "kelly tough." she remembered one moment when she struggled with what to write in the card. i love you more than a million footballs. >> i think i just didn't know how to expres

kelly the past director. >> thank you, ms. sue okay mr. rose - mr. rose, can we go to your report on planning and dcyf the guys from planning want the clarification of non-general fund and general fund. >> and quickly as it relieves the rest of the department we'll go in the origin order but fire out of order the chief what is a family obligation that has to attend chief let's see do this i see how eager everyone is to be on the mike before the committee (laughter). >> >> yes. mr. chairman, and members of the committee our revised numbers in 2015-2016469067 and we're also recommending the general fund of hundred and 83 plus and for 2016-2017 hundred and 24 thousand 169 that's the sheriff. >> on the planning department - 33 - >> our recommended recommendations are 28931989 and that's for 2015-2016 and for 2016-2017 it is $25,000 plus and on the department of children youth and families. >> mr. rose before you leave planning there was a question about whether or not it is general fund or non-general fund. >> sure. >> those positions were in long-range citywide planning my understanding they can because taylor there's a general fund it can, general fund. >> okay.

kelly, kpix5. >>> another pride grand marshal stopped by before the parade. warriors president is one of the few openly gay men in the nba or the world of men's professional sports if general in 2011 his story hit the front page of the "new york times." >> now listen we are trailing society on this issue, still. but i think we have -- we caught up in many ways. and i think there will come a time where a story like mine not only would not make the front page of the "new york times" but would not be news worthy. >> he said several colleagued sought his advice about coming out with their sexuality. >>> a lousy deal for the team, pushing the raiders to a move towards l.a. the oakland tribune had financial experts looking over the plan submitted by san diego. calling for the nfl to finance the $900,000 deal. they are eyeing a deal to carson where they will share a brand-new stadium with the san diego chargers. >>> get ready to pay more for the golden gate bridge. the 25 cent increase takes effect on wednesday. fast-trak users will pay more. bridge officials say the toll increases are necessary to keep up with maintenance on the aging bridge. >>> a statewide plastic bag ban was

since we are in the general area i want to tell you martin luther king drive shut down between ben franklin parkway and kellydown between sedgley drive and lincoln drive for odyssey half marathon. >>> we have a water main break fifth second street in west philadelphia at wyalusing avenue, that whole area is shut down. we are moving traffic cam to the mid county tolls of the pennsylvania turnpike and in delays here but keep in mind on the pennsylvania turnpike eastbound there is road construction between fort washington and willow grove. two lanes closed. further eastbound through bensalem and delaware valley exit and westbound between delaware valley and bensalem. that is latest from the cbs-3 traffic center, i'm ann evans new todd, back to you. >>> getting around by bike at night can be dangerous now a car company in britain is testing new paint that could keep cyclist safe on the road at night cbs's jonathan reports from london. >> reporter: drivers, and cyclist have have long been roadside rivals. >> some just don't pay any attention. >> give him as much room as i can but they still cut me off and call me

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generally speaking all majors in pennsylvania, new jersey and delaware moving well but construction zones as well as a down tree that we have that are nuisances that are dealing will w kelly drive fountain green watch out reservoir drive or martin luther king drive is your best bet n delays on mass transit. things at the the airport are still fine. >>> frustration and concern in the city of chester after a string of house fires the past few days, all all on the same block. latest just last night. >> "eyewitness news" reporter jan carabao is live at the scene with more, jan what is going on there. >> reporter: nicole and ukee as if this neighborhood wasn't fed up already and suspicious already here we are talking about yet another house fire, as you mentioned on the very same block. three house fires, in fact, since friday, this one as you can see started on the corner row home and it only suffered smoke damage inside during monday's fire. now you can see it is burned out. fire crew where is called to the 400 block of backly place again around 10:30. it is a similar scenario. fire crew is a arrived to find heavy smoke fire here and dozens of the fire fighters work to extin

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